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<pubDate>Mon, 20 Apr 2026 13:49:55 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>A Soft Computing Paradigm For A Medical Data Mining Tool To Predict Risk of Coronary Heart Events</title>
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<description>A Soft Computing Paradigm For A Medical Data Mining Tool To Predict Risk of Coronary Heart Events
Anil George, K; Anitha, R
In this paper, a Fuzzy-Classified Neural learning soft computing tool (FCNL)&#13;
is proposed for predicting the intensity of risk in Coronary Heart occurrences.&#13;
The presented model utilizes medical data collected from clinical findings on&#13;
cardiac patients. The concept of decision trees is employed to classify the&#13;
attributes that add to the Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). The output obtained&#13;
as a result is then transformed to crisp if-then rules and then fuzzified into a&#13;
database of fuzzy rules. A fuzzy-classified neural learning method based on&#13;
supervised learning is exercised to enhance fuzzy membership functions. The&#13;
performance and efficiency of the new medical data mining system, in terms&#13;
of accuracy of prediction is presented against the real-life data.
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2015 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Role of Hyperbaric Medicine for Osteoradionecrosis and Post Irradiation Wounds: an Institutional Experience</title>
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<description>Role of Hyperbaric Medicine for Osteoradionecrosis and Post Irradiation Wounds: an Institutional Experience
Korambayil, Pradeoth Mukundan; Ambookan, Prashanth Varkey; Pillai, Sreekumar; Karangath, Rameela Ravindran; George, Deepak
To study the effectiveness of hyperbaric medicine in osteoradionecrosis and irradiation induced wounds. To evolve a protocol for management with combined surgical modality for irradiation induced injury. This study was carried out in the Plastic Surgery Department, from November 2011 to December 2018. A total of 30 patients with post irradiation patients subjected to hyperbaric oxygen therapy during the management were enrolled in the study. The results regarding the changes in wound and complications were noted. Out of 30 patients, 20 patients were with radiation injury involving the oral cavity, one patient with left lower limb, one with breast, 3 with radiation injury of cheek, 3 of mandible, one with radiation cystitis and one involving the tooth socket. One patient experienced reversible myopia as a complication of hyperbaric therapy. No other complications were noted. Hyperbaric therapy is a useful adjunct for surgery in management of osteoradionecrosis and post irradiation wound and proves therapeutic in some post irradiated wound where we cannot offer surgical correction.
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<pubDate>Mon, 15 Jun 2020 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Statistical analysis of MHD convective ferro-nanofluid flow through an inclined channel with hall current, heat source and soret effect</title>
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<description>Statistical analysis of MHD convective ferro-nanofluid flow through an inclined channel with hall current, heat source and soret effect
Sabu, AS; Mathew, Alphonsa; Neethu, TS; George, K Anil
The role of Hall current, heat source and Soret effects on MHD convective ferro-nanofluid (Fe3O4-water) flow through an inclined channel with porous medium has been theoretically and statistically examined. Velocity, thermal and concentration boundary layer in nanofluids are considered to be oscillatory. Heat due to radiation is induced by the huge disparity in temperature between the plates. Hall current is generated by the uniform application of a strong magnetic field perpendicular to the flow of fluid. Boundary layer equations are changed to non-dimensional type and it is resolved by perturbation approximation. The outcomes are displayed in the form of tables and figures using MATLAB software. The outcome of pertinent parameters on concentration, temperature and velocity profiles are evaluated through graphs. Besides, wall heat, mass transfer rates and surface drag are investigated through statistical tools like regression and probable error. Results explain that heat source and hall current have a negative impact on skin friction whereas heat source has a positive impact on Nusselt number. Also, Soret number has a negative impact on Sherwood number.
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<pubDate>Sat, 01 May 2021 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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